Reyes v. COURT OF CLAIMS OF STATE OF ILL.

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• finding plaintiff’s due process rights would not be violated even if it found the Court of Claims ruled incorrectly regarding the statute of limitations
• finding plaintiff's due process rights would not be violated even if it found the Court of Claims ruled incorrectly regarding the statute of limitations
• finding the plaintiff’s due process rights would not be violated even if the Court of Claims made an incorrect ruling regarding the statute of limitations, which is a jurisdictional bar to suit
• “This ‘savings statute’ enumerates the circumstances under which the statute of limitations for certain actions may be extended.”
• writ of certiorari “is not available to review the correctness of any decision of the Court of Claims based on the merits of the case”
• section 13-217 is a “‘savings statute’ [which] enumerates the circumstances under which the statute of limitations for certain actions may be extended.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).